1. Great way to show your data!

2. * In your journal, draw a 4 square grid

3. * In the first box, write bar graph and then draw an example * In the second box, write line graph and then draw an example * In the third box, write pie chart and then draw an example * In the fourth box, write scatter plot and then draw an example Bar graph Line graph Pie chart Scatter plot

4. * In your journal, draw the following table (2 columns, 5 rows) Graph Component TitleEvery graph must have one…what is the graph about

5. Graph Component TitleEvery graph must have one…what is the graph about Independent Variable Always goes on the x-axis

6. Graph Component TitleEvery graph must have one…what is the graph about Independent Variable Always goes on the x-axis Dependent Variable Always goes on the y-axis

7. Graph Component TitleEvery graph must have one…what is the graph about Independent Variable Always goes on the x-axis Dependent Variable Always goes on the y-axis Key (legend)Shows what the items on your graph represent

8. * BAR GRAPH: Compares two or more values

9. * LINE GRAPH: Shows change over time

10. * PIE CHART: Shows percent of total (must equal 100% when you add each part together)

11. * SCATTER PLOT: Shows a correlation between two items (there is no independent variable, usually)